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March 13, 2017 by Nick Famoso

Dr. Nick Famoso

Congratulations to Nick Famoso who successfully defended his dissertation on Friday March 10th! Nick is now off to John Day Fossil Beds National Monument where he has been the Chief of Paleontology and Museum Curator since November 1st.

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